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Issue 2: Holiday Themed “Date” Ideas

Embrace the holiday cheer with these festive and fun “date” ideas.
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Photo Courtesy of Helena Urrea
Helena Urrea (’26) strolls down Christmas town at Busch Gardens with her boyfriend.

Christmas is all about spending time with the people you love. So, what better way to celebrate the holiday season than by enjoying these festive “date” ideas with your special someone.

Curtis Hixon Park’s Outdoor Movies (FREE)

Replace your traditional home movie night for an entertaining outdoor movie at Curtis Hixon Park on select weekends during Dec. One exciting movie playing Dec. 16 at 7 p.m. is the holiday classic: “Elf.” Grab yourself a holiday drink at one of the cafés and enjoy the movie with your special person. A fun and festive date!

Busch Gardens Christmas town $$$

From Nov. 11- Jan. 7, Busch gardens will hold a Christmas town full of exciting activities such as Santa’s North Pole, Rudolph’s Winter Wonderland and the Holy Jolly Express. You can stroll around and enjoy the Christmas themed activities alongside the fun rides. This is a fun date that will ensure holiday cheer and no boredom!

Viewing Christmas Lights (FREE)

One inexpensive but fun date idea is to drive around neighborhoods and look at people’s houses decorated with Christmas Lights.  Some of my favorite neighborhoods to drive around in are Hyde park or Culbreath Isles. This one is free – besides the gas money!

Tampa Bay’s Festival of Lights $$

Visit Hillsborough County’s fairgrounds during the weekends of Nov. 23-Dec. 31 for a 2-mile-long drive through tunnel of over 1 million Christmas lights! It will lead to Santa’s Village which includes holiday themed rides including Santa Craft Stations, Christmas movies and an interactive barnyard. This is a cute and whimsical Christmas date, a must see for any couples who love Christmas lights!

St. Petersburg’s Enchant Christmas $$

Drive down to St. Petersburg from Nov. 24- Dec. 31 for an extravaganza of holiday fun! Equipped with a village of holiday storefronts, a light maze, ice skating trail and a Santa’s meeting area.

Straz Center’s Next Generation Ballet’s Nutcracker $$

A fan of ballet? Or just want to enjoy some holiday themed entertainment? Get dressed up and visit the Straz Center during Dec. 21- Dec. 23 for a graceful show of the infamous “Nutcracker.” Not only is it perfect for the holiday season, but it is also something great to experience with your partner.

Metropolitan Ministries (FREE)

The holiday season is all about giving back. Volunteering is a great way to spend time with your partner while doing something meaningful for your community.

As the weather gets colder during the holiday season, create warm and cheery memories with your significant other. No matter which activity you choose to do this holiday season, it is ensured to be unforgettable.

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Sophie Le
Sophie Le, Staff Writer
Sophie Le is a sophomore at Robinson, and a Staff Writer for Knight Writers. This is her first year on staff. Le joined journalism because she wanted to gain more writing experience. "I wanted to practice writing more, and I feel like this is a great opportunity to practice every week and write stories about things I like,” she said. Her goals for this year include many things involving social media and photography. "I wanted to practice writing and explore other areas of journalism." Le said. When not in class, Le is the Vice President of Congre, Social Media Manager of Knightmare and the secretary of Book Club. She chose these clubs because she wanted to be an active part of the school through the things she enjoys. "I chose French when I went to IB, book club because I love to read, I love seeing different genres and different books, and then Knightmare because I love school spirit and going to football games,” she said. Outside of school, Le's favorite extracurriculars are playing tennis, either on Robinson's varsity girl's team or on her club team, helping sew at her grandmother's alteration shop, along with shopping and thrifting. These help her calm down when stressed with her busy schedule, she explains how she enjoys making outfits. "I love shopping and thrifting, because it's my favorite hobby. It's so fun, I love putting together outfits." Le said. Le says she would like to continue in journalism throughout high school, with hopes of writing about current fashion. "I would love to write about fashion; I think definitely in the future that could be an interest." Le said. (Profile by Ryan Rolle)
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